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Create customization → Country Payments Organizer → Organize payment methods by country Instead of writing one rule per country, you define zones — named groups of countries — and give each zone its own payment method list. One rule can then cover your whole world map. Keys off the customer’s selected shipping country.

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Building one

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1. Title

Internal only. EU vs rest of world is a good name.

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2. Country groups

The zone editor The zone editor. A new rule starts with Zone 1.
  • Add countries — opens the country picker for the selected zone. Add as many as belong together.
  • Add zone — creates Zone 2, Zone 3, and so on. Switch between zones with the dropdown on the zone chip.
Countries not included in any zone will not be affected by any customization and default payment methods will be displayed. The app shows this warning in the editor, and it is the single most common cause of “my rule didn’t work” — a country you forgot simply falls through to Shopify’s default list.

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3. Available payment methods in this zone

Each zone has its own list of your store’s methods. Two controls per row:
  • Edit — rename the method or set its sort priority for this zone.
  • ✕ — remove the method from this zone, so customers in those countries do not see it.
The list you leave behind is what that zone’s customers get, in the order shown.

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4. Save

Set Status, then Save.

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Worked example

COD only in India; cards everywhere else.
  • Zone 1 — India. Keep Cash on Delivery, Credit Card, UPI. Remove nothing else you want shown.
  • Zone 2 — every other country you sell to. Remove Cash on Delivery (COD).
  • Save as Active.
The important part is Zone 2: without it, non-Indian customers are in no zone at all and would still see COD.

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Country or Market?

Use this page when your logic follows the shipping address. Use the Shopify Market Payments Organizer when it follows how you have structured your business — pricing, currency, and catalogue by market.